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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1906-07-05, Page 4COLE'S YVild ST681[VBEBR COMPOUND. e e d1 :twee, on Tee -thy week, De. ,heteece left Jame., Benno ngo fee Morale Skid'ka zz he e he C'tm laneted, . livery leerna wed el here be t- aainne& deep wespcct, !Monne few evt '1g 0ago :Q0 ''3 stClek'en ith ata illness and all thea 1 nQditett ekill and kind admianiet'melon Qat friondo va tadk d¢a proved a no avail tend o the e cleycloeep &iis eyes ie death. epent the gereatee pat of hie life here Loral ,:ea iong hie f n'iennds•D Whom be a otib eed :as many, he was eo eidel'ctle. true Baa d,stantech friend. The rttratains ; ra,brOttngbt to I'tar'�zFnull on Wednaesdey and (sone -eyed- to the home of his brother, Doinwall„ Oa the fallowing day the 'tnieral, •took place to the Mt. Carniel cemetery. ` „.He is. ,survived by a soriowiug wife -and one child, besides a aaurober of relatives, and to them the sympathy o€ttie com- tratmi'ty ie extended: - Kirktou The Rirkton Methodiot Sunday School A.amiversary was held on Suu- .day and Monday last. On Sunday the Rev. H. Graham of St. Marys preached two. eloquent discourses, which were listened to by large congregations. A safe, pleasant and • •effectiee remedy for Relaxed Condition of Bowels io various, kinds of sum ts er complaints , stabil as Cramps, Etc, "Prompt and reliable in its action. (let the Best in large.26 Gent Bottles Prepared and foe sale by W. S, 0011i.Phitia. 13. COLE'S: DRUG .STORE Ozeler Atmorate, Sanders & Creecla, ,Props. WIRSDAY, JULY' 5 '06, eanaians Killed in knglad, At Salisbury, 83 Miles from London, 23 Americans and Canadians were !Kil- led and many others were wounded in the wrecking of a special train running from Plymouth to London, early Sun- day morning. The train was going at a very high speed, and when turning a sharp curve the engine jumped the track and crashed into a freight. The Canadians killed were Walter Barwick of Toronto, law partner of Hon. A. B. 0. A. Pipon, Toronto. Luean Wilson Ryan of London Tp. atiother Lucan High,School pupil has accepted ,a position with the Bank of Hamilton at Winghana.—E, O. Clement .of Ber- lin has been appointed teller in the Merchant's Bank here. W. A. Shields has been transferred to Olds, Alta. -e. F. J. Foe; has passed his primary ex. anaination, and B. A. Blackwell of Clandeboye hiS intermediate examina- tion at the College of Physicians and. Surgeons of Ontario at Toronto. Ac- cept our tongratulations boys.—The Irish Nine returned Sunday from Dres- den where they defeated the Wall. bashteane of St. Thoracts and the Irish Nineeplayed two games here Monday. The visitors won the.morning game, 4 to 8 and lost in the afternoon by 10 to 4.—The picnic held in Mr. Ryder's grove on Tuesday week was Most sue- ' -cessful, the proceeds amounting to nearly $600. Bliss Annie Fogarty- of this place won the gold "watch while Misses Lottie O'Shea and Mary Barry won a gold ring and gold locket re- spectively. —James Ryde, Jr., of Bid-, 'on Monday week. ' Shipka Sam Sweitzer shipped four carloads of elm lumber last week for Belfast, Ireland. — Miss Lizzie Smith came , home from London for the summer -- Haying seems to be the order of the 'tbay.—Everybody went to the Bend on July lst,--Miss Ethel Holt of Sarnia is • spending a few days with the Missea Martha and Ida Sweitzer,—Ed.Griffon Lumber Inspector, left Monday for ,London.—Mrs. Angus McIntosh,. ac- eompanied by her son,. John, of Lon- -don were here last week attending' her brother's funeralc-41fiss Em. Besterd -canie home from Detroit last week.— Mr, Herman of Battle Creek is visiting bome of Mr. and Mrs. Baturigar- ten.—Miss Bertha rinkbeiner came home from London last weekf—Miss • Jesie McPhee came home Detroit Sat- urday to spend the summer.—Miss Katie O'Ronike left Tuesday for Bay Oity, after spending a few weeks at horde here.—Nelson St.Clair left Tues. day.for the West, Where he intends Working for Wra. Baumgarten, form. erly of this place. - DIED IN MEnatateceMeeer.—This week we are again called upon to record the death of a former well-known resident in the person of Daniel McIeatto who our • iich? That's too bad l litle had n tieed was looking pretty thin and rotigli of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. Ily the way* Ayer's Half Vigor is fect hair. tonic. The hair stops coming out, grows !aster, keeps soft and smooth. Hair Vigor cures sick hair nukes it strong and healthy. irtut best ktrittot f% testimonial, - Sot over latter 103ftrig." by Z. 0. Aro, 04.1; rooloti,joiows A160 ItOOOtak4SOYATO of Anderson . Miss Sara Anderson is the guest of her, sister, Mrs. E. Church of Toronto. —Mr. Will. Brown of Cornet is hocue for vacation.—Miss Laura Hewitt and Miss Maggie Anderson spent Friday the guest of their friend, Miss Gertie Miller of Winchelsea.—Mr. Austin Hewitt, tonsorial,. artist of Exeter, spent Sunday and Monday under the parental' roof.—Miss Lottie Brown, school teacher, has returned to her home in Gravenhurst for the holidays. —The garden party held on Mr. Ios. Walks' lawn was a success,' proceeds amounting to $51. --The many friends of the Rev. Veale will be pleased to learn that he is recoyering.—Miss Mil- lie'Beek has returned Lorne after visit- ing her cousin, Miss Violet Walks.— Mr. Jas. Ratcliff has returned from Business College,, Stratforch—Mr. Kir- by Robertson has returned home from a visit to his sister, Mrs. Dr. Lacey in Illinois. —M iss Ella Hewitt 'spent Sun.. day under the parental roof.. Western Fair, i!ondon. The Western Fair of London, Ont., will be held this year Sept 7th to 15the Over three thousand prize 'lists aud several. hhndred hangers have already, been mailed, and the large posters will be sent out in a few clays. • The Board have this year , added over $1500 to the prize het, making the prizes in all classes Well worth in quite fast and space is being alleted Over four thousand dellars will be expended on the buildings and grounds this year, and an entirely new and up- to-date entrance ort Dundas Street la. in course of erection. The Western Fair has taken its place as the leading exhibition of Western Ontario, and manufacturers and mer- chants; are not slow toeee the advan- tage it afforda of bringing their goods before the public. In the errangement Of theetprize list' the In terests of the farming. tom m un- ity have not been lose sight of, and special inducements will be found for the enterprising farmer. • to show his stock and the products of his fawn. There will be an exceedingly inter- esting programme of attractions this year, of which more will be sail later. The Secretary, Mr. A. M. Hent, would be pleased to mail a prize list to any who have not as yet received one, or give any information regarding. the Exhibition,on application to the office London, Ont. -Toronto Fair. The prize list of the Canadian 'Na- tional Exhibition to beheld in Toronto, being d.istributed, contains mai* changes compared With last year. In nearly every d.epartment there is a ma- terial increase in the premiums. In the horse department classes have been added for Welsh, Shetland an& Hack- neyp,onies, and the Prizes in the first aectian of the breeding classes have in eeveral instancei been doubled. It has aIso been decided to award the prem- iums in the trials of speed on tbe three heal plan, each heat tc be considered a completed contest and the money to be divided according to the place wen each heae. The Dominion Short Horn Association having increased their grant foe prizes to $2,000 the exhibition management have responded to with a like enaonnt, so that there is consider- parttnent. In the sheepdivielen wether sections have been addedto each breed of sheep. In this connection it might be mentieted thatethe management are making arrangements that will eat. In the poultry deparementoinumber of sections have been dada. and the list lute been increased by an extra number of specials. Several changes have been made in the dairy department and the building is to be sttpplied with improve ea mkt etorage. . In the floral divittion original floral design. Several seetions recommended by, the Ontario Ueekeepe ere' Aesoeiation haye been added to thi• boner= claeses. Several sections have also been -added to the women's arid children's departments. The total inerettee all round ittnounte to close upon $1000, whieh means that the ag. gretgate sum. given in premitnns by the Cattadien National Exhibition is rep- proaellieg the $50,000 mark. Entries are set to cloee op August 4. 8b, Marye: Lawrence, the 8.yettr.old son of 1,Vte, Weight Wag the vidtini of a painful stecidetitto.titurday. The lad wagon when bis foot slipped and be Wee thrown under ^the. wheels. Ills arm was fractured near the sho.tlitler and he yr 11 lbatlly bruised in ttitS CI rand 14enti mtunl-tp Cliediten was here his new frattee • (-Ottawa.; in Wenner grove, west of Reeecnberry'e Mr. Beennetee water tank which was recently blovvn down, ie beleg replaced by a steel tenk, which iS an improve. moot to the old one.—A,buer A10114111 latie made 1009 eemene Weeks to be uted in the erection of his new bouse. -11e has etispoeed of Ids 100-aere farm, to Thos. Mollard and. son, the Price beiug RavelIe bought Itobt. Pol. lock% 50-aere farm at Harpley for t110 80111 of$.8,800 and a few days later tclis. posed of it to jnot Brown, realizing '$3,500 from the sale.—Miss Ellis is vis- iting leer eister, Mrs. Albert Malaria.— W, Devine spent Sunday at hie home heree—Miss E. Cooper of London is visitiog her sister, Mrs. Ezra 13renner. —Miss Hattie rollick of Exeter arriv- ed here Thursday and intends reinain- ing a couple of months with Mrs. M. Moliard has moved into Mr. Young's house.--Canitiers are ar- riving , daily.— Wna. Leavitt's new cot- tage has been completed, by H. Gill.— dence as is also Thos. Moliard.—Ernest Mason has arrived home.—H. Gill last week completed Mr. Lennfp cottage. —Mrs. Edvvards of Toronto is visiting her father, Jas. Mollard.—Monday be- ing observed as Dominion Day be- tween four and five thousand people from all parts gathered here to spend the day. The weather was fine and everybeedy seemed to enjoy themselves. Boating and dancing were the princi- pal amusements. MOI•rEY LOST. --Between the home of the hndersigned, 24 miles North of Dashwood, and Nr. J. Schreeder's 2t miles West of Dashwood,•0, purse con. taining a sum of money, Finder will be suitably rewarded by leavieg same at Dashwood PostOfficet or with ED. RESTENCEYBIL The village trustees have been bnsy with a large gang of men during the past week putting down the cetnene walks in the village, which whet com- pleted will make a great improverneut. —Milton Cook of Main spent the hole. days with friends in town.—Messrs. Rudolph Eifert and . Schrader have returned from college to their Lome here to spend theie vacation.— Arthur Kellerman spent Sonday with a fellow student at Oarlingrord.—The familk of Rev. R. Eifert left Friday for their new home at Floradale.— Miss Reider Of Hamburg is visiting her erell loads of campers'and their effects passed ttirough the village^ -last week •on theiray to one of the nicest SUM - flier resorts there are in • Ontario at Grand Seed Park2 -The popularity of that place ae a camping ground' is be. coming greater each year as is evi- denced by .the increase in nurahersevho go there to spend the summer.—John Graybiel of Zurich spent Sunday here. Dan NIcIsaac of Wimisor spent a few days With friends here daring the week. —The an nualChildren'ts Day Fes- tival ceinneetion with the_Evangeli. celSonday school will be held ini thi• church here on July 21:el.—The Pub. lic school closed for the sulterner holi- days on Friday.—Rev. D. Gischler of Zurich was in the village last Week looking for a horse, Pe4checit al the Oven's Mouth We do things right at the Mooney bankely, Crackeis ate Packed PiPiog hot from the, ovens,, The moistureepro'of paper and . air -tight tins :et 'ain all the ,freshntss end irispness, no Ictccl hops; clack* with • tee • utmost caVe.', Bottled. at why Labatt's Ale its- equal to tha firit- slesotn;e0surttsus;63173 biyt " • o '101 o matter where or when you,, buy therm They come fo your ta- ble just as inviting ,and de- licious aS though you -ate them at the ovens in the bakery. At ‘all grocers in '1 And 3 lb.:package& STBATrORD, ONT.. Our classes are much larger thali they were a year ago. The public have learned that this_ is the beet place In the Province to obtain a Commercial Rdtlea than or Shorthand Trainipg. Students are entering each week. All graduates get good positions. Write now for catalogue. Principals. II 1111111Nialar •afeellatelitra: 11. 1140E—STAY FENCE POINT 6. The Dillon IIINGESTAY rem to to , your took what- liutuninco Is to your family. It fir Ask 111 II IL WIRE PENCE CO.. 1.11,11TV.D. W. J. Heaanan, Agent. 11: Men tit Jail. Oodevich, July 3 ---Eleven men are now in jail here for the Kingsbridge charivetri shooting‘ affray last week, Joshua:Russey, the youtig man who went out to quiet the crowd was shot by one of them. He now lies. critical- ly ill at his home with 27 shots, size B, in his body, beck and head. The men are held upon the charge of vvounding. The case will come up this week. In case the victim dies the charge will be changed to one of murder. Tb THOS. BROOK, Esq., Exeter, Ont. , Dear Sir,—Having publicly Maclean aissertion concerning your character and that of your family, whereby ',I accused you or some one or more mem- bers of your family of having poisoned my dog, I beg hereby to publicly re- tract anything and everything which I said detracting front the character or good name of either yourself or any niember or membere of your family and declare that• the said assertion was rtiade by -me thoughtlessly and while inthe heat of passion. and has not, or Dever had any foundation in fact. am very sorry if my thought- lessness has caused you or your fam- ily any inconvenience and, humbly apologise therefor, and trust that you will see your Way clear to accept this (Signed) W. J. Bissett. Expectant Mothers. BL001) I)ISEASES (luaranteed, Cured or. Na Pay. If you ever had any constitutional, acquired or hereditary blooddissase, you are never safe until the virtis or poison has been removed from the systeni. You may have had some disease years ago, but now and then Smile symptom ala.rms yoit. Some poison, still lurks in your system. Can you afford to run the risk of more serious symptoms appearing as the poison multiplies ?, Beware of mercury or mineral drugs lased indiscrimin.ately7. they may ruin the system , Thirty years' expere. us to prescribe specific remediei that will posi- lively mire all blood diseases of the worst char- a,cter leaving no•bad effects on the system. Our New iifethod Treatinent will purify and enrich the blood, heal up all uleers, clear the skin, remove bone pains, fallen out hair will grow in, and swollen glands will retern to a normal condition, and the patient will feel and look like a different Mkt", welter LPL* 6°"2, person. Alt cases we accept for treatMent are ' . guaranteed a Complete cure or no charge. Reader if in doubt, as to year condition, yon ten, consult us rim CflARGZ. Remember the old adage, "a stitch timesaveseline." Beware of incompetent doctors who have no repatatiod or reliability.' Drs. K. & K. have been establiehed over 27 years. You chn . pay after cure. WE CURE Nervous Debility, Varicocele, Stricture Biotin Diseases, Sec - rat Disease& Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Consuitation Free. If unable to call write for a Question 14ilit for Homo Treatnient• • NEDY8t RGAN .:148 SHELBY ST.. DETROIT., WOK (Intended for last week.) The anntversaryservices which was held in- this church on Sundaya June 17, were a decided success. ' Large crowds gVeeted thomeakei, Rev. J.E. Holmes, both morning and evening. The freewill offering exceeded the amount asked fore—A large crowd, gathered at the church on Sunday af- ternoon to witness the unveiling of a monuntent erected to the memory of the late Joseph Morley, by the Gran -- ton Lodge of Woodman of the World. A. very appropriate sermon was preached by Rev. Fair after which all proceeded to the cemetery where „ti, very iropressivetservice was conduct. ed by the above Order.—Rev. Hazle- wood preached his farevvell sermon On Sunday evening. The Rev..gentle. man has won many friends during his short stay here and the best wishes go with lam to hia new field of labote— The many friends of Miss Phoebe 'Lingard, who has been confined to her bed for the past eight months, Will be sorry to learn that she is gradually grovving'weaker and that no Lope. is, 'entertained for ' her recovery. —Miss Lizzie Heal is visiting ,her brother, George, on the 8th con., Blanshard.— Messrs,O. T. Brooks and James Tay- lor of' Exeter visited their brothers here on Sunday. --Henry Towle's neW home presents a very fine appearance, and when completed will he one tif the best on the line. Henry Hern is oleo improving the appearance of his house by erecting a verandah and having the house repainted. 'this trying time. The extra strain, weight and =dile pies - sure on the delicate organs often irritate and inflame the kidneys. This not only increEtses the dan- ger of childbirth, but places the health nof the baby in jeopardy. THE GEPITLE KIDNEY PILL • keeps the kidneys strong and vigorous—acts as- a mild. tonic on alt the 'female organs, and prevents constipatien. thefiest protection against Kid- ney Troubleduring pregnancy. At all dratiggistS,4 or direct on receipt of price, soc per box. WHISOOOft, Corr. nervous mettle makes new in old Veins.. Cures Neer- tcstsWill pure. Bold br ail ta or mated In etenteareea 'The Wood Modloino Coo Flifit1111 Sigre WE WANT YOU To understand Unit we have now, in our ware. rooms- one of the largest and best assorted, stocks of poroiture ever shown to. the people in this section. We haveArthe latest goede and hav- ing bought them at 'close figures we *ill sell at 'We have a splendid dock of these in latest styles and. varied patterne. Sowing 1V1 achines We have the agency for the Williams Sewing Caririages, Eta, '7'. Machines. acknowledged to be the best. DO you want a bIlty.earrlage, go-cort. +Or littler wagon for your boy? We ' have them and you can get no better, ' Curtain Poles and Trinnuirters of all k,inds. PIIVIS A Ashwood (Incorporated by Act 6f Parliament 1855) Head. Office, Montreal Capital Paid, Up $30)00,000 FORTY-EIGHT BRANOBES IN THE DOMINION' - CANADA = EXETER BRANCH OFFICE HOURS 10 a. in, to 3 p. SATURDAYSi 10 a. to p. in. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Farmer s Sale Notes cashed or collected, Forms supplied on application. DRAFTS on all points in the Dominion, Great Britain and United States bought and sold at lowest rates of Exchange. ADVANCES made to Farmers, Stock Dealers and I3usiness Men at lowest rates and -on most favorable twins. • DEPOSIT Receipts issued and highest current rate of interest allowed posits di $1 and upWards received. Interest com- Siving Bank Department' pOunded half -yearly and added to principal June Nth and December 31st. Agents at Exeter for the Dominion Government, PNE WIRE FENCE Rtio PLOWS FENCING We have lust ieceived a carload of Page Wire Fence, 6. to• a wires high, -for 33c. and up per rod. This is recognized to be the best on the market., We handle Perrin. PlOws and 'have just received a carload of walking, rid. ing and gang plows made by this reliable firm, Agent for the Sylvester and Perrin Plow Companies , etor Ontari Lumber, Shingles,Lhtb, Cedar Posts, §ash,Doors, Frames andall Building Materials. ----Water Tanis BEZHIVES Finished or in Ittkock down, always 9n band. Highest price paid for Saw- logs reeve*, description. Custom sawing prornpgY Estimates cheerfully given. The Ross TaylorCoolLtd VItiotor, Ont. Mazeriage Licenses sued at the ADvbCATil OFFICE: